Despite the challenges and uncertainties that surround committing to digital transformation, the consensus in Germany about cloud readiness and willingness is undeniable, and can serve as a model for enterprises around the world. Credit: Ground Picture / Shutterstock Despite digital transformation being a highly effective way to further develop the long-term business model, it can be a very drawn-out and arduous process. But the majority of companies in Germany, in particular, rely on the cloud in its various facets, and have now achieved a certain level of maturity when it comes to migrating workloads. Maturity means, on one hand, that users have not only gained experience with individual dedicated cloud services, but in many cases are now also modernizing and outsourcing core applications. It also means some individual cloud projects fail, there’s been a change of provider, or there’s some disillusionment regarding costs of new cloud operating models. Here’s a summary of some key results of a recent cloud transformation study, published by the Custom Research Team of CIO, CSO and Computerwoche in collaboration with T-Systems, plusserver, Fortinet, and SPIRIT/21. Focus on automation and flexibility According to the study, around 37% of respondents believe their company is well or […]
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Invest The Invisible Impact
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Invest The Invisible Impact
